This working paper examines the extent to which environmental protection is integrated into current decision-making processes related to the transformation in energy infrastructure that is required to reach net zero.
The policy brief calls on government to ensure that electricity networks are strengthened according to new demands, and anticipatory investment is enabled to support industrial decarbonisation. It also recommends that policymakers provide clarity on plans for industrial electrification, while strengthening data on future industrial electricity demand to create an accurate picture of future needs.
UKERC welcomes this inquiry and the UK government’s ambition to achieve clean power by 2030, including 8GW of local and community-owned energy.
UKERC welcomes this inquiry and the UK government’s ambition to achieve clean power by 2030,…
The Centre for Net Zero and Energy Systems Catapult have released their latest paper calling for…
The Department of Energy Security and Net Zero provided a letter of recognition for the…
This in-person workshop from the Political Studies Association (PSA Environment) will focus on the…
This conference focuses on next steps for transitioning to zero emission vehicles in England,…
The Centre for Energy Policy (CEP) at the University of…
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